Jumijo wrote: I'm lucky in that I have a major parts supplier right down the street from me, and several well stocked hobby/train stores nearby. Jeff Kane at The Train Tender is nice about letting people make small mail orders. Jim
I'm lucky in that I have a major parts supplier right down the street from me, and several well stocked hobby/train stores nearby.
Jeff Kane at The Train Tender is nice about letting people make small mail orders.
Jim
Thought Dr. Tinker took care of you.
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Scotts Odds and Ends
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They have LEDs, too.
Kool...You are right because I have some pieces that were in a new set in 1963, but are marked in the 1950's. Not only do they have the date, but they say Blt by Lionel.
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Jelloway Creek, OH - ELV 1,100 - Home of the Baltimore, Ohio & Wabash RR
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Modeling the Baltimore waterfront in HO scale
Kooljock1 wrote: Along with the above mentioned, a good hobby shop will carry the full line of replacement bulbs. Jon
Along with the above mentioned, a good hobby shop will carry the full line of replacement bulbs.
Jon
Recently, I did the Radio Shack, Home Depot, Electronic and Hardware store route looking for a bulb for one of my engines. NET RESULT: "Trainland" had it.
PS. I did check a LHS (not really close). They would order it for me! I also checked E-Bay and a couple of On-line train parts places but the minimum charges were too high.
Along with the above mentioned, a good hobby shop will carry the full line of replacement bulbs. CTT also advertises Town & Country which sells a full line of bulbs.
As far as builder dates on cars, in the Post War era Lionel usually developed their printing process once for a car series and kept using it. So a car that says "New 4-47" could have been made in April 1947 or September of 1968... or somewhere in between.
In the Post 1970 world builder dates were a little more accurate!
Are you trying to figure out what year the train was made? Auto parts store, Home Depot Lows, Radioshack for the bulbs
Jason
B&O = Best & Only
coldstorage5 wrote:1) Where can I buy replacement light bulbs?? Any cheap places.Any number of parts suppliers carry them. 2) The writing on the train that states, Built in 9-47, ... That means September 1947???Yeah Thanx,CS
1) Where can I buy replacement light bulbs?? Any cheap places.
Any number of parts suppliers carry them.
2) The writing on the train that states, Built in 9-47, ... That means September 1947???
Yeah
Thanx,
CS
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